Answer:
illegal
Step-by-step explanation:
The state of Alabama considered that NAACP had harmed the citizens of Alabama, that they were troublesome and had failed to meet the basic qualifications for doing business in the state. NAACP was considered to be the responsible for the state's bad reputation.
The NAACP VS. ALABAMA was the landmark case in which the U.S. Supreme Court recognized the freedom of association as a right protected by the first Amendment. This decision made in 1958 represented a victory for the NAACP and overturned and Alabama court ruling that had restrained the organization from operating in the state and led to its eventual return to Alabama in 1964.